... oes are LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT i8. as The arrival both of Wheat and Flour during the last ars week has been tolerably large, arid this nmorning we had a njt good supply of Wheat fiomn Essex, Kent, and Suffolk a Iis the early part of the day rather better prices were obtai501 ow for a few picked runs; but generally speaking, the tradedr ye, mains much as this day se'rinight. Barley may bt ...

... GRAIN- I.TM-E. le Theefdllowing is a copy of Circular from a re- spectable house in Dantzic:- ig is Dantzig,.4th Sept., 1826. As there appear to be man.yiindications that the t, present, system of regulating the 'importation of foreign Ir Corn into Great Britain will not ?? much longer, re or that perhaps iietessity will open your ports; and as prices I5 with us arie dtfb ?? low to hold out an ...

... g[q - -o -ar Ky1. ?? - - ?? -. I*JA. ca Our SuGAR market has been dull during the week, alid, although at the close there was an increased ?? tG invest, a decline of Is. per cwt. has been establishtd, aed the sales are limited to 201 hhds, as holders would notstib mit to a greater ?? have not heard °F; u' sales of West India MOLASSES. Refined goods coatilue scarce, and prices are ?? 110trs. ...

... Liverpool, Sept. 20. I lie On Wednesday, the 6th instant, hive vessels left Ulver- ston in company, namely. the Town or Ulverston, 93 tons. Capt. Hewitson; Roval Oak, 70 tons, Captain Dickenson,'; wa Bee, Captain Robinson; Sally. Captain Lightfoot; and thef e'i St. George, Captain -, all for Liverpool, except the a Beie, vwhif h was bound to Lancaster. During the' preva. ma lence of the gale ...

... LONDON MAiRKETS, SEPT. 19- SUGAtR.-The Sugar market towards the close of last week became very heavy, land where the holders were de.. termired to effect s ales prices 6d. a Is. lower were submit- ted to; the reduction was not, however, general, as the great proportion of the Brokers refused to sell Sugars at lower prices. COTTON.-The request for Cotton has revived very con- siderably. COFFEE. ...